1952-10-06 VILLAGE OF MOUND
MIhru-TES OF REGU%AR MEETING~ October 6, 1952
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Meeting called to order in the Village Office at 8:00 P.M.
Present were Mayor Davis, Trustees Behmler, Livingston, Bly and
Pierce, Mr i~Leikvold and Attorney Wolner.
Minutes of the meetings held September 15, 16, 22 and 29
were read and on motion by Pierce, seconded by Behmler and
unanimous vote in favor, were approved as read.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Babler brought a letter of permission
from Edward Larson to change his lot (#21) from residential to
commercial, and also a list of names of neighbors in favor of
rezoning lots 20 and 21, Skarp & Lindquist's rearrangement of
Lots i to 32, Ravenswood, so that their son could convert their
garage into a confectionary store.
Mr. Wolner advised the Council that under Section 11 of
Zoning Ordinance #46 if there is no objection in the neighbor-
hood the Council can hold a hearing on changing the proposed
lots from residential to commercial. The Council was unanimously
in favor of doing this.
Louis Sohns was heard on the following requests for the
Village Dump:
1. Building about l0 x 12 or 12 x 12.
2. Electricity in building or on grounds.
3. Burning of marsh.
4. Catholic church's request for free dumping.
The Council was of the opinion that these requests could
be hahdled by the Manager and required no action by the Council.
Manager Lelkvold reported that the stop signs at Excelsior
were put in at a cost of $300 plus installation costs and the
Village paid the entire cost. The matter was referred for
further study.
Mr. Livingston moved, Mm. Pierce seconded, and it was
carried unanimously to approve the following election board
to serve at the General Election, November 4th~
Clerks:
Judges:
Day Shift
Gladvs Cole
Helen Eugster
Henry Ebert
Helen Jarvey
Louise Haerden
Clerks: Violet Oberdeck
Judges:
Night Shift
Clerks: Sylvia Kuntozos
Louise Huestis
Judges: Barbara He.vman
Priscilla Anderson
Sally Uner
Alternates
Clerks:
Clarabelle Parker
Rev. Voll Judges:
Karl Gruhn
John S. Carlson
Amy Anderson
Edna Oooder
LaVern Kalai
Helene Warhol
Mae Tuff
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VILLAGE OF MOUND
The following bids for the 3/4 ton tr~ek were received:
Company:
Suburban Piche Mickelson Motors
Chevrolet Chevrolet F-2 F-3
$2,016.25
&llowance on
,40 Chev.: 447-48
$1,5 8.77
Amount of check
accompanying bid :$156.88
$1,873.90 $1,832.30 $1,983.30
223..90 275.00 300.00
1,650.00 $1,557.30 $1,683.30
$165.00 $168.33
On recommendation of the Village Manager and the Street
Superintendent, Mr. Bi¥ moved that the bid of Mickelson Motors,
F-2, be accepted, the truck to be paid for from the Water Fund,
and that all other bids be rejected and checks returned. The
motion was seconded by Pierce and carried unanimously.
Mayor Davis read a letter of resigna-
tion as Justice of Peace from Nathan Cobb.
Mr. Behmler moved, Mr. Livingston seconded
and motion was carried that Mr. Cobb's
resignation be accepted. Manager Leikvold
had already contacted Mr. Karl Gruhn who
had expressed a willingness to serve out
the unexpired term of Mr. Cobb. At Mr.
Wolner's suggestion, the Council called
Mr. Gruhn who appeared for an interview.
The Council expressed its desire for closer
harmony between the Justice of the Peace,
police officers and the Council. Mr. Pierce
made a motion to appoint Karl Gruhn Justice
of the Peace to succeed Nathan Cobb, subject
to qualificati(.ns. Mr. Bly seconded the mo-
tion and it was carried 'unanimously.
REQUEST FOR BIDS
The Village of Mound will re-
ceive bids for a three-quarters
ton truck. Successful bidder must
accept Village's ½ ton 1940 Chev-
rolet truck in trade. Specifications
are on file in the Mound Village
office. Cash or certified check
equal ,to ten per cent (10%) of
the total must accompany each
bid. Bids will be opened at 2:00
P.M. on Monday, October 6, 1952,
in the Village Office. The Council
reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
Carsten D. Leikvold
Village Manager
(9-25, 10-2)
Mr. Pierce moved, Mr. Livingston seconded, and it was passed
'unanimously to approve the following building permits:
Name Lot Blk
H. G. Miller 8 1
Geo. Eugster 25
P. Scheidt 12-13 4
H. J. Peck 4
E. W. Eklof 9
0dden Realty 2
H. J. Peck 4
Howard 0rn 5
Carl Engelke 22
Gus W. Peterson 7
H. H. Correll 19
Lloyd Bode 5-6 6
Ethel Koehler 36
Subdivision Building Cost
$.H. Unit B Brzway & Gar. $1,500
Lynwold Park Garage 500
S.H. Unit A Dwelling 12,000
Crevier's Addition 4,000
Ravenswood Addition 2,000
Brookton Dwelling 8,500
Crevier's Garage 500
Aud. Subdiv. Comm'l Garage 7,500
Crevier's Porch 400
Kohman' Add. Dwelling 8,000
Aud.Subdiv 170 Dwlg & Gar 3,000
The Highlands Addition 1,500
Lvnwold Park Basement wall
& Gar imp. 1,800
Mr. Pierce made a motion to approve the following bills
except the two which seemed a duplication of insurance which
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were to be referred to Mr. David for approval, and a refrigera-
tion bill which the Manager was to check. Mr. CiVingston
seconded the motion and it was passed unanimously:
GENERAL FUND
~ clean fur.. $ 5 16
Markson Co m ....
Streater Cbt El.Booths,Tile 19.96
Standard 0il pt565 fill Rds.53.39
Std. 0il 200 Gals Diesel... 26.60
L.Sohns, Clean Brushes ..... 2.50
Sheriff Hen Co.ldy-J.Mellin 1.50
Interstate Power Co ....... 197.41
Mtka Pilot 1/3 Rcpt.Bks .... 12.45
Mtka Pilot Ad for House ..... 95
David Agency Ins on Catplr~63.43
Mound Hdwe El.Booth Lights. .39
Burroughs Service Contract. ll.00
Etzel Bros. Gravel ........ 271.48
Keller Bros. Gravel ....... 300.80
Miller Davis J.P.Blanks... 1.22
B.F.Winkel Gravel Hauling. 325.50
Elmer W.Peterson " .. 129.00
Marvin Malm Weed Cutting.. 30.00
Mickelson Motors PolCar rep 80.72
Mtka Pilot, Second sheets. 3.00
Bank-Anchor Cas Policy .... 506.42
Elmer J. Peterson, DigGing 35.00
Standard 0il Police Gas 41.53
$2;119.41
POOR FUND
Suburb an
Henn Co Rlf Bd .... $5.00
PARK FUND
Anc Cas Insurance .......... $13.15
WATER FUND
Interstate Power .........
Standard 0il Gas .........
Mound Hdwe Ftgs ..........
A.P.Smith Carriers .......
Rosholt Tamper & Shahl~...
Mtka Motor Express " ...
Mtka Pilot Bids for truck
Elmer J. Peterson ........
$141.72
23.73
5.3o
12.35
16.25
1.46
5.4o
7.oo
$213.21
CEMETERY FUND
Christine Johnson, Water.. $10.00
OFF SALE LIQUOR FUND
Interstate Power Co ....... $17.17
Mtka Pilot 1/3 Recpt Bks.. 12.43
Streater Lbr Roofing ...... 4_.00
Nat'l Cash Rag Envelopes.. 2.47
Manning & Anderson ........ 658.42
Pabst Sales Co ............ 119.38
Morris Dist. Co ........... 42.74
Canada Dry Ginger Ale ..... 40.38
Carter Beverage ........... 568.82
Notermann Weber ........... 274.61
Gold Medal Beverage ....... 92.50
7-Up Bottling ............. 52.95
Coca Cola Bottling ........ 33.92
L.A.Dick Co ............... 8.64
Purity Beverage ........... 35.66
Mtka Beverage ............. 326.25
0. M. Droney Beverage ..... 119.49
Chaska Beverage ........... 260.45
David Agency 1st An Prem..334.)~;!
Mound Hdwe Fuses & ........ 1.25
State Bank-Ins on Stock...159.38
Griggs Cooper ........... 1,480.47
Bank-Stock Ins .......... 95.63
Distellers Distr. Co ..... 1,793.78
Famous Brands Inc ....... 797.52
Old Peoria Co., Inc ..... 1,198.25
Griggs Cooper & Co ...... 1,~76.37
$10,107.37
ON SALE LIQUOR'
Interstate Power qo ......
Markson ~ Cln Fur ........
Northern San Supply ......
Mtka Furn Sweep Comp .....
John,s Refrig Service ....
Halverson Candy ..........
01d Dutch Foods ..........
American Linen ...........
Broeckert Market Sept ....
Broeckert Market Aug .....
Anchor Cas Ins ...........
Bank-Stock Ins ...........
$55.56
5.16
12.00
27.5o
3o .o9
25.22
21.24
34.31
19.55
4. 2
63 .
Wright Supply ........ .... 17.2~
$328.90
PROJECT
Toltz King &Dav .......... $397.25
OFF SALE LIQUOR FUND
Invoice paid less discount
Ed Phillips & Sons Co..$1,041.34
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Mr. Pierce moved, Livingston seconded, and it was carried
unanimously that a request for bids on a police car should be
mad e.
On motion dmly made, seconded and carried, the meeting ad-
journed at 12:30 a.m. to be reconvened at 8:30 P.M., Thursda.v,
October 9th.
Manager Mayor
MINUTES OF THE ADJOURNED .RE~UL^.R MEETING~ October 9~ 1952
Meeting was called to order at 8:30 P.M. in the Village Office.
~cting Mayor Bebmler, Tr~stees Livingston and Bi~, and Manager
Leikvold were present.
The 1953 Budget was discussed. Mr. Livingston moved that the
1953 Budget be approved by the Council. Mr. Blv seconded, and the
motion was carried unanimously.
The Manager gave his recommendation for the followln$ amounts
to be certified to the County Auditor: General purposes ~19,~00,
Park $1,000, Poor ~1,000, Advertising $2~0, Firemen's Relief $~00,
and Deficit in Project #8 $1,000, aad to inform the Co'unt¥ ~uditor
not to levv ~2,600 that had been certified to him previoaslv on
Project #14, this sum to be paid from money transferred from the
Liquor Fund. Livingston offered the resolution that this amount
be certified to the Auditor as the lev~ for the Village. Bi¥
seconded, and the motion was carried 'unanimously.
Livingston moved and Bly seconded that $~,000 be transferred
from the Liquor Fund to the General Fund. The motion was carried
unanimously.
On motion duly made, seconded and carried, the meeting ad-
journed.
Manager
Acting Mayor